Glittering Gold: A Rare Opportunity



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But, as an investor, here are some key points that I think are important for the gold market'

  • The amount of gold that is left to be mined is extremely small and it is coming from the poorest countries in the world.

  • Just in the last year, gold sales are up 11% in China and a whopping 47% in India, a country with close to a billion people who are huge gold consumers.
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    The price of gold is higher than it has been in 17 years. And it's likely to go much higher. Why?

    There is a very interesting piece in the New York Times that fast my attention. You can read it here…

    http://www.nytimes.com/2005/10/24/international/24GOLD.html

    The inform against is really pertinent to how gold mining companies are harming the environment. But, as an investor, here are some key points that I think are important for the gold market…

  • The small amount of gold that is left to be mined is extremely small and it is waiting from the poorest countries in the world. 70% of gold in now inasmuch as mined in poor countries.

  • To get one ounce of gold to make a ring, miners have to dig up and haul away 30 tons of rock and sprinkle it with diluted cyanide.

  • According to the Environmental Protection Agency, the cost of towel up metal mines could reach $54 billion.

  • According to the World Gold Council, jewelry sales soared to a record $38 zillion last year.

  • Just in the last year, gold sales are up 11% in jug and a whopping 47% in India, a country with unspoken to a a zillion people who are huge gold consumers.

  • The United States is the second leading consumer of gold (second to India. The U.S. government has 8,134 tons of gold in reserves. The freight agent Reserve and other major great banks have an collective agreement to severely restrict sales from their reserves. This will serve to support the price of gold.

    • Also, sophisticated investors have a renewed interest in gold as a hedge concerning inflation and a falling U.S. dollar.

    So we have a standard demand/supply imbalance that's going to last for years. The long-term fundamentals seem very favorable for gold investments.



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    Japanese Net-Nets: 6 Months Later

    It’s been about 6 months since I bought a basket of 5 Japanese net-nets.

    A couple people have asked about how my Japanese net-nets have done. I started making these investments around April of this year. I wrote the “Buy Japan” post before buying my 5 Japanese net-nets. And it took me about a month of bidding for these micro caps to get my orders filled.

    Since then, in dollar terms, the 5 stocks are up: 6.41%, 7.53%, 12.80%, 18.35%, and 20.88%.

    You can use the March 16th date of my “Buy Japan” post as a convenient way of measuring the influence the Japanese Yen / U.S. Dollar exchange rate has had on the performance of those stocks. For Japanese investors, your results would obviously not include these Dollar exchange rate changes.

    Let’s just say these Japanese net-nets have done better than my U.S. net-nets this year. It doesn’t matter if you are calculating returns in local currency or dollars. My Japanese net-nets have been my best performers this year.

    I will re-evaluate the positions around June of next year.

    I generally hold net-nets for at least a year before considering whether they should be sold. This gives them time to run.

    Most people sell net-nets too fast because they dislike the underlying businesses and are not used to having such large gains in a single year.

    Of course, the truth is that a net-net that rises 50% or even 100% is usually still a very cheap stock. So it’s silly to sell a net-net just because it’s gone up.

    Talk to Geoff About His Japanese Net-Nets



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